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The Jap language naming system is so fricking stupid. So much unnecessary bullshit.
And frick weebshitters for even making me aware of the Jap naming system in the first place. -san -chan -pan -ban whatever the frick, it's all fricking r-slurred. It makes no goddarn sense and now quirky cute twinks on the internet use it with English. We should've carpet bombed that shithole into the sea and taught the survivors how to speak a real language.
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Uh snedd
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Sneed
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Snedd's fedd and sedd (formerly check's)
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GigaVaccinator-kun! You b-baka! It's not like I liked you anyway!
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Kowai! Giga-san is scaring watashi!
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You may call me Hecking_Valid-sama
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I'm going to beat you to death
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ok buddy-san
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Yamete onii-chan itai
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No clue what the frick that means but judging by the Marsey you used and the images of lolis that popped up when I googled it I assume nothing good
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Tsuki ga kirei desu ne?
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Always was bb
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It makes perfect sense, Japanese is a very hierarchical language and culture by extension. It stops making sense when you transplant it into English because in that language you're either speaking politely or you aren't.
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Even with neighbouring languages its difficult Bengali and Hindi have same honorifics but use case is slightly different(for eg in Bengali all classmates would be addressed with least formal honorific while in Hindi it can be most or the second most formal) and then verbs are modified based on those honorifics(and also s*x of the subject) so I'm constantly tripping on those.
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What do you guys do when you use English in class? Do you use rough English equivalents like Mr/Ms or something or you just follow English rules?
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Follow English rules. Our honorifics aren't like Japanese ones its variations of you-aap/tum/tu
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It's their equivalent of things like sir, Mr. It only seems weird because anime and weebcels started to use it in r-slurred quirky ways
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Please respect my weeb version of pronouns
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